The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-08

Springfield (MO.) Sunbeam. says
AR mans reason rarely stands In
de way ub his hOwlin' passions. II
reason eould Oh got de bulge on pas
sion, de skirts Oh de past, instead oh
bein' blood red, would be white a.
snow"
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Zehring
leave for Miamisburg. Ohio, this
evening, in which city they will re-
side temporarily. This excellent
couple has the best wishes Of many
SalIHa friends, who hope that Il may
be- their pleasure and advantage to
relocate ia Salina.
Michael R0binOld died Of kidney
trouble yesterday evening and was
buried this afternoon at o'clock. Il
will be remembered that about three
months ago he had his leg amputat-
ed, from which he was recovering
nicely. lie WAS was Mrs. o. ID.
JaeksOu's father.
Mr.. Pike has placed a sample
are lamp at the Intersection Of
the aveuues-tO be in operation one
month. Are lamps have likewise
been. put In the council room, at
Aldrieh a Benfield's stable and in
Henkle's grocery, aud all will be In
operation Tonight.
Hereafter parties desiring TO offer
final proof in timber-eulture eases
will be required to file a notice Of
their intention with the register Of
the proper district land Office and
the same shall be published in the
same manner as in homestead and
presumption cases.
Mr.. Deadman, butcher Of Wichi-
ia, has arrived with his family, aud
will 20 into business here-pOssibly
with q. A. Laubengayer. He said rs
he came from the train: There are
six Of US, and my brother and family
will arrive in a few days, and then
there will be six more"
Thee. streitz, the nimrod Of Sail
ma in the past, who was continually
on the go with his dog and gum,
walked into Salina yesterday after
noon. He says lac is In the painting
business over at Bennington. He il
the same old Fritz" and good for a
good many years yet Of this life.
The Gypsum City Echo in urging
young men to be courteous and DO
lite, furnishes the following exam
pie: 1.-The late Theodore Very, Of
Salina, was "A remarkable example Of
courtesy. II seemed in his case. in
the ordinary transaction of business,
to have been the bubbling up OF
Kindness mixed with grace and dig
nifty land ruled by common sense"
Rev. J. a. Antrim secured a fine
collection Of mineral specimens for
the museum OF the Episcopal Acad-
envy, while i'm Colorado. Through
the efforts Of the Ladies' Guild, of
breckenridge, Col, a collection Of
specimens valued at about 81 900 |
aud presented by miners, was raised.
Mr.. Antrim also got quite fine
collection at Leadville. II. Johns |
will thus start of with a bonanza in
the way of a museum
We are glad to hear Of the nominal
tiOn Of ;. a. Wildman, ESD, of Nor
walk, o., by the Republicans, for
Judge Of the circuit court. ''Sam."
was formerly Salina boy, aud his
old friends have watched his upward /
course with much interest. He was
opposed in the convention 10y ole Of
the strongest men i'm the District
Although the District is close pOliti-
cally there il little doubt OF MIR.
Wildman's election.
The city council is not doing its
duty with reference to street i'm
prOvement, especially on Santa Fe.
To ride the full length Of the avenue
and feel the full force and effect of
the ruls, il to suffer martyrdOm. Ii
Is like riding over corduroy in some
places. The council should above
all other things keep the streets and
sidewalks in good order.
Alvin Ladd, one Of the six prison.
ers who escaped from the Minneap-
oils jail last Tuesday night, was
caught at BrOOkville yesterday eve
ming aud confined in the COOLER"
OF that place. The arrest was made
by Robert Cunningham. Ladd will
be returned Ia Ottawa county. Ar
ter being arrested the prisoner in
formed MIR. Cunningham that one
Of the iail-breakers had stolen
team near Beverly and had gone
north with il.
The return Of the rector Of the
Episcopal church Was but the signal
for renewed activity i'm finishing up
the interior Of the church building. |
Paper has been photographed for with
which to adOrn the walls, and Il II
barely possible that the building |
will will be ready for services by |
next Sunday. The rector is greatly |
pleased Bith the interior finish, a.
are all others who have seen Il. The |
design for the walls is superb-the
eoloring being pattern Of the osthe-
dral In Denver. IL Is very artistic |
and will beautify the church greatly. |
We understand that there is n move
In the Masonic order TO furnish a
HANDSOME altar for the church a. a
memorial TO the late Rey. T. b.
DOoley. former rector Of the church,
who was an active member Of that
order.
While the shades Of last evening
were vet in the distance a couple Of
hours, we took n seat in the buggy Of
1T. Wells and with him behind his
fine stepping mare, passed TO Oak
Dale park foF 9 vacation. The drive
was quickly made, as the handsome
animal needed neither whip or gOsd-
ing, but gracefully sped away 81 the
slightest intimatlon. AZ the park
several gentlemen were speeding
their horses around the ring, some
Of then preparing for the county
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